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Bryson Tiller’s 18 new RiSA certifications show how South African listeners have kept Trapsoul-era R&B emotionally and commercially alive.

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Bryson Tiller’s 18 new RiSA certifications show that South African R&B listeners have kept 2010s trap-soul emotionally and commercially alive long after the original global hype cycle moved on.

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